Chaurasi Temple complex
A cluster of shrines including the Dharamraj (Dharmeshvar Mahadev) temple, a centre of Gaddi community worship.

Chamba District
A Budhil-valley temple town and the traditional base for the Manimahesh Kailash pilgrimage.
The story
Bharmour sits at around 2,100 m in the Budhil valley, between the Pir Panjal and Dhauladhar ranges. Its Chaurasi Temple complex — a cluster of shrines whose name refers to eighty-four — has been a centre of Gaddi community life for centuries, and the town is the traditional starting base for the Manimahesh Kailash pilgrimage each year.
Best time
May – October
Ideal duration
1–2 Days
Altitude
2,100 m
Travel style
Pilgrimage • Culture
Why visit
A cluster of shrines including the Dharamraj (Dharmeshvar Mahadev) temple, a centre of Gaddi community worship.
The traditional starting town for the pilgrimage to Manimahesh Lake.
A Budhil-valley town shaped by generations of Gaddi shepherd culture.
Go deeper
The town’s central shrine cluster, including the Dharamraj temple.
A bathing pool about 4 km from town, part of the pilgrimage route.
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Time it right
June–August is the main pilgrimage season.
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